Admin Saovaluck wrote on 14
th Mar, 2011 at 5:51am:
Thank you for your opinion, but that's twice I had to remove your "heroin" reference to Judy Garland. She took prescription drugs, and at no point in her life did she take anything illegal.
I don't mind your opinions, but any disrespect towards her won't be tolerated, (now I feel like a teacher). Thanks in advance for your understanding.
I think it is YOU that has misunderstood "nang!". So for the sake of our friendship, I will the be teacher here and take you back to school!
The word that you have manually blacklisted is in fact something entirely unrelated to what you already have percieved in your mind. The word that was indeed changed is in fact very apt to your idol, the late Judy Garland. Here is the definition, posted verbatim:
*heroine*
1. A woman noted for courage and daring action.
2. A woman noted for special achievement in a particular field.
3. The principal female character in a
novel, poem, or dramatic presentation
Notice that this word has the vowel "e" at the end? Okay, "nang", now here is the word that you THOUGHT was entered on my behalf:
*heroin*
A white, odorless, bitter crystalline compound, C17H17NO(C2H3O2)2, that is derived from morphine and is a highly addictive narcotic. Also called diacetylmorphine.
Notice that this word is one letter shorter than the first?
I think YOU owe ME an apology! But, because we are FRIENDS, I am willing to let this slide! Don't even worry about it "nang", it has already faded into oblivion.
Incase you refuse to take your FRIEND at his word, here is where I got the definition from:
http://www.thefreedictionary.com